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Are you sick and tired of supplements? Is your medication not working well? When was the last time you felt really great? Are you ready to take your health to the next level?

Tulsi Holistic Healing can help you.

Tulsi Holistic Healing is a natural health center offering a full range of holistic health services in Manhattan, KS, just a short walk from K-State. Tulsi Holistic Healing uses non-invasive, alternative healing tools to help re-balance your mind, body, and soul and restore you to a state of vibrant health.

Tulsi Holistic Healing is staffed by a highly credentialed and experienced integrative health practitioner who is an MD and Art of Living certified. Her outstanding credentials include international experience as an OB/GYN and research in alternative healing methods at world-renowned universities. She takes the time to really listen to you, so you can be confident you are receiving the best possible advice.

Contact Tulsi Holistic Healing to see how you can improve your health – naturally!

Tulsi Holistic Healing offers flexible hours to fit your busy schedule. Spanish and Hindi speakers are welcome. Se atiende a pacientes de habla Español/hispana.

Everyday Environmentalist

The Nature Conservancy has a monthly e-newsletter, Great Places. You can subscribe for free, whether you are a Conservancy member or not. It has a nice feature, Everyday Environmentalist (archives are on-line too).

Environmental Working Group

From their website,
Environmental Working Group is a non-profit, non-partisan research organization dedicated to using the power of information to protect human health and the environment.

Some of their resources include:

Skin Deep, cosmetics, sunscreens safety database
FoodNews, rating pesticides in produce
Fish List, outlines which fish are the safest to eat
Everyday Pollution Solutions
Parent's Buying Guide, to safe personal care products for kids


They have a Blog too:
EnviroBlog

You can also subscribe to enewsletters, including one on Pet Health. They send about 1-2 per week depending on your interests.

The Story of Stuff

NBAF Disease Facility Debate

There are lots of public comments on these two news articles.

Opposition Groups to NBAF Speaking Out
http://www.ktka.com/news/2008/aug/19/opposition_groups_nbaf_speaking_out/

Disease Facility Debated
http://www.cjonline.com/stories/080108/kan_312241469.shtml


Two websites:

NBAF Belongs in Kansas
http://www.nbafinkansas.org/why_in_kansas/


No NBAF in Kansas
http://nonbaf.wordpress.com/